Man of Many Parts. Rafael Reyes Seeks Panama Accord Undo
Gen Rafael Reyes, prominent South American diplomat and explorer, travels to Washington to press the United States to reverse Panama recognition and reopen negotiations with Panama’s rulers. His Ebola? no. He is praised in Latin America as a modern Ulysses for deadly overland journeys from Orinoco to the Amazon, aiding science and trade.
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Panama
Rafael Reyes
Washington
Republic of Panama
United States
Presidente Designado
Jose Marroquin
Bogota
Cordillera Mountains
Athens
South America
Hades
Reyes
Colombia
Orinoco
Yapors
Great Amazon
Para
Atlantic
Enrique Reyes
Nestor
Parana
Felipe Calderon
Ulysses
Troy
France
Paris Geographical Society
Im Its
Social Aides Named For White House Winter Season
Col Thomas W. Symonde will serve as master of ceremonies with Maj Charie McCawley and Capt Henry M Leonard as key social aides. Symonde is a long‑time Washington figure noted for service in Cuba. McCawley is a prominent Washington officer. Leonard, a veteran of Cuba Philippines and China, earned acclaim for rescuing a wounded comrade, losing his left arm.
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White House
Thomas W. Symonde
Maj
Charie
McCawley
Henry M. Leonard
Washington
Santiago
Cuba
Leonard
Philippines
China
Vespasian Warner Enters Illinois Gubernatorial Race
Congressman Vespasian Warner of Clinton joins the Illinois Republican field for governor alongside Gov. Yates State's Attorney Deneen Col Lowden Attorney General Hamlin ex Speaker Sherman and others. Warner born April 21 1842 in DeWitt County served 1861 1866 in the army practiced law at Clinton and held roles as judge advocate state militia president elector and multiple terms in Congress with a wife and five children.
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Ilinois
Vespasian Warner
Clinton
Yates
Deneen
Chicago
Col
Lowden
Hamlin
Sherman
Warner
Dewitt County
Harvard University Law School
Oglesby
Hamilton
Fifer
Scented danger recalls Lincoln Booth warning
In an interview bishop Thomas Bowman of East Orange recounts his 1864 65 senate chaplaincy warnings to President Lincoln about John Wilkes Booth. Bowman, then 86, recalls Booth's unsettling presence and Lincoln's calm response before Booth killed him. Also noted are the 1811 born oldest twin sisters Emeline Perrin and Eveline Tilton of New Hampton Iowa celebrating 92.
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Thomas Bowman
Walnut Street
East Orange
N. J
Methodist Episcopal Church
Burns D. Caldwell
Lackawanna Railroad
Bishop Bowman
Berwick
United States Senate
National Capital
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Capitol
White House
Ford
Booth
New York
President Lincoln
St. Louis
Senate
Alinoim
Bowman
United States
Emeline Perrin
Mra. Eveline Tilton
New Hampton
Landmark Lighthouse Off Land's End A Century Mark
A famous 14 mile off coast lighthouse near Land's End is described as the world's most celebrated. Three keepers with families rotate duty monthly to preserve their nerves. The 135 foot tower, erected in 1882 for 400000 dollars, rises from a submerged rock with the well plague to Russia noted in the account.
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Land's End
Prince Cupid Gets a New Name in Congress
Hawaii delegate Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole, known as Prince Cupid, will be officially addressed as Mr Kuhio after a White House discussion. President Roosevelt cannot pronounce the last name. the change comes with a secretary and entourage. Kuhio has debate privileges but no vote, succeeding the late Delegate Wilcox.
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Hawaii
Prince Cupid
Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanisaole
Cupid
San Francisco
Kubio
Kubo
Mr. Kuhio
Lght
Wiliam Haywood
United States
Honolulu
Planters’ Association of Hawaii
Roosevelt
Mr. Haywood
Mister Kuhio
Haywood
White House
Congress
Wilcox
Romance of Durbar Ties Cora Strafford to Kennard in India
Cora, countess of Strafford, marries Martin Thomas Kennard after a sequence of marriages and a vast American inheritance. Kennard, famed in exploration, hunting, and big-game expeditions, met the countess in India during a Durbar visit as he joined a pleasure trip that became a life-altering union.
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Cora
Countess of Strafford
Earl of Strafford
Mr. Colgate
Martin Thomas Kenpard
London
Africa
China
India
Canada
Kennard
England
Stage love making and restraint in American theater
Marie Cahill argues that ardent stage kissing degrades salutation and harms stage respectability. She prefers self-control and a calm natural acting style over overt passion, noting Americans favor restrained affection and Pantomime can convey emotion more effectively than loud display. The piece adds a brief note comparing crises reports globally, highlighting Ireland as having fewer personal crises.
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Marie Cahill
Nancy Brown
Comedienne
Ming Cahill
Chicago Chronicle
Miss Anglin
Camille
Garrick Theater
Taye
Ally
Talkative Dorchester Barber Trades Shocking Tales
A Boston barber in Dorchester entertains patrons with gruesome stories. A customer asks why the tales are so shocking. The barber replies that keeping hair steady makes the cut easier, revealing a blunt joke about his trade.
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Dorchester
Boston
Dead Sea Navigation Debunked Amid Claims Of Waterfalls
An article rebutts rumors that the Jordan River mouth changed height after an April Palestine earthquake. It confirms no alteration at the river’s mouth and describes a lone Dead Sea sailing boat managed by Jews for wheat and barley trade to Jericho and Jerusalem. It notes winds and waves risk, voyage costs, and possible tug service to boost east west Jordan communications.
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Palestine
Vome
Jordam
Dead Sea
Jordan
London Graphic
Anvator
Jericho
Jerusalem
Great laryngologist Schmidt Operated Kaiser in Potsdam
Prof Schmidt of Frankfurt a result of emperor Frederick operation is noted as a top German laryngologist. He gained attention when he joined Crown Prince Wilhelm at San Remo for his father’s operation. He has retired. A dramatic tale of his latest operation unfolds with secrecy around the royal patient. Church Smoking Parlors address smoking in churches with a proposed private smoking room for congregants.
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Prof
Schmidt
Frankfort
Kaiser
Germany
San Remo
Italy
Wilhelm
Kalner
Emperor Frederick
Count von Buelow
Potsdam
Berlin
Imperial Chamber
Frederick
Howard B. Bard
Lansing
Mich
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